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So "What did you do to your bike today?"

Started by Blue · 64 replies · 22627 views

SHORROCKSStandard MemberPosts: 334
Joined: Apr 2010
Re: So "What did you do to your bike today?"
Hello Blue,

Good to talk yesterday, hope you get the cable soon, then there will be no stopping you :shock: :shock:

I thought i'd post some pictures of my latest creation, I did the whole bike from start to finish in 2 Days :o

Tell me what you think

All the best Si
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TUFTYNUTKINStandard MemberPosts: 456
Joined: Mar 2009
Re: So "What did you do to your bike today?"
Hi
Looks good I have got an original from 78 same colour as well
regards Tufty
WaynusModeratorPosts: 1108
Joined: Feb 2009
Re: So "What did you do to your bike today?"
Wow Simon, I'm suprised how detailed these toys are!
Never seen one in person...
SHORROCKSStandard MemberPosts: 334
Joined: Apr 2010
Re: So "What did you do to your bike today?"
Believe me Waynus,

These models are so detailed, I reckon if you can put one of these together, its not far off the real thing, such is the attention to detail. The suspension works, the wheels move, even the seat has a catch, it really is a fantastic model. It's also nice and big 1:6 scale. I would definitely recommend one of these as an addition to any ST owners collection.

My "Lardy Dax" has been very slow this week, due to my new job, but I will hope to get on with it soon. I'll keep you all posted when I resume proceedings.

All the best Si
BlueModeratorPosts: 468
Joined: Jun 2011
Re: So "What did you do to your bike today?"
Heres where I got my information on Electrolysis.

http://www.robotroom.com/Rust-Removal.html

Read the entire thread before you attempt this, and you do this at your own risk!
Just make sure you take care, do this out side and make sure no one can get near this whilst its turned on.

Avoid stainless steel for your anodes.
Plus its worth using multiple anodes as the process is directional.

Have fun :)

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